#AuburnWorldHistory “They have no desire to be typed within, or set apart from, bounce culture; and indeed, within New Orleans itself, they mostly are not —“. How empowering. They are taking charge in their own way.
#AuburnWorldHistory “…hip-hop culture is one of the most unrepentantly homophobic cultures in America, surpassing even its own attitudes toward women in bigotry and smirking advocacy of violence.”
#AuburnWorldHistory Hip hop has been used to talk about the hardships of todays world (for example: the oppression taking place on the poorer classes of the US).
@taylergagliard2#AuburnWorldHistory I agree to a certain point. I think when conflicting debates about neoliberalism occurred that people began to choose sides and make decisions of how they wanted to live individually and then it built up to a communal way of life.
#AuburnWorldHistory Why did the world become more regionalized after the Cold War? I think its due to WW1, WW2, Vietnam War, and other great tragedies in the 1900s. Countries needed to reconstruct themselves independently
#AuburnWorldHistory “I think we’re seeing a regionalization of global power structures within the state system — religious hegemons like Germany in Europe, Brazil in Latin America, China in East Asia.”
#AuburnWorldHistory To see the living conditions of the poo let’s and other flight crew in the air is crazy! Takes a special type of person to do that for their country.
#AuburnWorldHistory There’s a pattern that people would often travel at night. Its almost like in the darkness when nobody is looking is when they could escape.
#AuburnWorldHistory When reading these stories, you can really picture the situation they are living in. You begin to feel the depths of fear/ anger/ sadness too.
#AuburnWorldHistory “Yet the Haganah, a paramilitary organization that later formed the core of the Israel Defense Forces, saw the British withdrawal from Haifa as an opportunity and carried out a series of attacks on key Arab neighborhoods”